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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-04-05
ERIE RAILWAY. now known as the NEW

EhlE RAILWAY, now known as the NEW
~, ~ lohk, LAKE ERIE AND WESTERN RAILROAD.
hour local trains leave 23ls Station fifteen minutes car
Her than from, Chambers.st. "A w.
Coaches IN Binghantop Emira. HornnIsviiie Bur
Fnman sleeping Coaches from HornnlIsvie 10 Chicago
on m-Dailv f545 from 23dsf) Chicago AMI ST Louls
Limited" solid Pullman train Rn@ct Sleeping
Coaches to Nea'vle Cleveland Cincinnati CHICAGO an
- onis. Prllm'n Sicnping IN Rn fao NayarS
rhs Hamilton and Toronto No extra charge for fast
m.Dailv; Chicago Fxpress Pullman nav a,a seenn
ooaGnH I 70 mlnghanfon Emlra Rochester. Bufso Mag
RTsc,f nSon an P's,o C saS 20 -" go 1929
us 7s $40 1870 n so 300 m,n 1. ' s"ns s
so 1922 M y noon las AIS. $780, 745. oOo 1885
Paterson. 4ts s4s 100 75o osO 1920 o. NJ 1900 noon.
las. 300 $50 A.4o 500 BIO $40 $40 clio $50 7i5
745. 800. $40. 1910 NJ 1900 mIin,@h. sundays 545
80 ln ooo I2"o = m las 4;l6 ESQ. 7i5 300 1880
Nswark ana atsrson VIA Newark; $50 soo go, 1907
500 1000 n M and 1900 MIDNIGHT daily except SUNDAY
SUNDAYS o5 =: NJ. 800 $50 soon. m.
snfern ~ so 100 go lo20a m. las Ss2o $50 5o1
SUNDAYS SIS s:sO 1920 a. M I:,5 Ais $50 500 io3J
warwick; 44s 900 lo2oa 4;ao p. Sundays 545Am.
Monticello o;o0a M. 800 u m.
Newnurg and Cornwall $50 900 n, 3:3o 49, $40 and
Montgomery Hondout and Kingston. 900 $3.50 p M
Goshen AZ sf5 80 900 lo:soe M s:so $50 4so 800,
Midilrtown 4:45 5t5 1850, 800 logo M $50 $40 500
pm. The 900 N train stons at Maln.sr only
Port ervls Ar 80 900 100 l,9 o s2 t3 soo 500
Tickets and apartments in Drawing Roo AMI
Sleeping Coaches he obtained and orers FOR tho checking
Nos 4Ol Ill 957 Broadway 1877 Wesfst y " No 33i
Fnlton.st. Rrookvn or nj the Conlpanv's dHpofs.
Eyrres trains from the West NewYork at I'LL.
GEO DE HAVEN A. O p Xet. L. p. FARMER. q. p Ags
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HARLEM RIVER BRANCH

i NETWORK. NEW-HAVEN and HARTFORD r. r.
Trains leave Harlem River station l32ts AMI Lin
colnave. Third Avenue Bridge Harlem River
Preached by seconi Avenue and Suburban Elevated rail-
roals daily, except SUNDAYS at 6+5 100 $40 TO- 1888
a. 2lO BOB is0 $40 6tO. 3 1880 for Port Nor
ris casanova tOak Point Hunts Point West Farms Van
Nest West Chester TimpsOns Bay Chester pelham Bay)
Barlow (Cy fsandl Pelham Manor and New. Rochelle
Meeting at New-Rocee with trains for all points
main line OF the New York New Haven and Hartford Rail-
road Shore Line and Air Line Divisions SewC Mid.
all points East.
Midnight train for New-Itochele and all intermediate st
tons at 1910 y. M daily, except Mondays
Sunday for New Rochelle and all intermediate sta.
tons 1901 and $50 the latter tram connect.
ing at New. Rochelle with way train TO stanford
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ALSO
EARLY. LETTERS OF
THOMAS CARLYLE.
Edited by
CHARLES ELIOT NORTON.
With two Portraits. 12mo.. 81 %.

The whole ricture of the man his youth upward can
not he completely undersoo without study OF the present
volume and there he possessed by all those VINO
have accumulated other volumes which have attempted
IN throw hight upon IL career OF Thomas
Advocate
The letters are full o, human interest with sympathy
and aecon-ust letters young man OF COOL bree
ing and kind heart brilliant though of somewhlt cratic
genius might expcctc to write 20 those whom he loved ana
who loved him. They are indeed remarkable letters. viewed
IN whatever way entirely and never common
Mace: instinct with and wisdom and wholesome good
chcer.-[New.Ycrk Observer.
We are enabled genesis of his great talents and
the transformations they wrought in his characters the d
cus doubts forebodiuCs which he encountered; the
sturdy simplicity OF his relations and through ALL the
firm una!ter confidence in his own destiny as leader
among men, 1t is significant and inspiring nara
tive here uniolded.-l Literary World.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-04-05
rrpoprAy PRODUCE MARKETS

LIVERPOOL. April i-Prov sons-Bacon. Cumberland Cut
$50 o: Long Clear Mindless 39s. OH short Clear Mtdes
obi Short Rus 800 Oh Shoulders US Oh per cw beoi
72sGd. for India Prime Mess, 5ss Cd Pork
G7sGl ga o. Iard-American 35s Prime West
ern SIS obi Lard oil. J2s. I'D HanIs-Iong Cut. 4ot:
Shoulders Jj.OL Butter-JOs OIL cw Tor finest MT
States Jhceso-Americln Choice COS OIL Wheat-lsed
Western Spring. Is. ais Id; Rel Winter a. sd a
Is 81 PEI GENITAL New No. Winter. rs 0h.; do. No.
sprng Is Oh, New Nxei Western. 3i2; California No
J. ais OIL: do. No 2 O. G as 3D. per GENITAL fro-
OF Turpcntinc 3O OBJ do at London Zcs Vt
per cwt Refined Petroleum. Id per gallon Clover see,l-
American Red. 49, per cwt. Tailow-2Js 0d per cwt
Fine American %, Oil Primo city, 22a Oh per cWI
Rosn-CommOn. IS jdi Pale LA Cd DOs OL Llnseen w.
2Os BL per cwI Northumberland Refrigerated 1eot
hind quarters sd fore quarters Id per 10 HOPS AZ Lon
don-New.York state. ~ l5s Oh A3 o. Oi C0ttonseei
tIl. IL vcrpOol make. iS& I'd
The receipts Of wheat past week from Atlantic ports
1000 quarters; nom PACING ports +OOo quarters. io
other sources | loo quarters. - M ooo
The receipts American for tho past week were 22ooO
qnart1e. , ~, m n, a,os
lOLd per evil Calcutta Lnseed 3fs Cd per quarters u
cake SO ~ Gd per Refined Petroleum, o o'1o
5.lOd. per gallon spirits OF Iurpcnuno 2ss VI per
cwt, Pale is OIL lis Oh PoysIons-Lard. 32s Od per
for American Hucar-l2s Cd. per cwt Tor CuDa zen.
irfuga puorzing &c. and lis Oh lls CL for MuscoVo
refining anoat Australian Talow-Bcef 23s 81 @Sos
ud Mutton 2ds. 81 26t til CucOlnnt Oll-Cevon, 40
d. Cochin s37 American Refrigerated Beef IS ~ or
carcass.
BgENEN. April i.-Pctrolcum. marks 90 pfcnnlnga
Wicoxs fArl ciosriat 81 marx, 90 pfennngs por lo
ANTwKRP. Apul 4.-PrtrOleum-FIne Pale American -
francs % paid and 10 francs - , confines sellers
Mcoxs Land closed 81 francs IS cennes pcr lJJ KIDD
CHICAGO April 4.-Flour dull aud nnehanEod W.T., WIN
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DELAWARE. LACKAWANNA and WEST

TwEEN : Ew.YoRK 'ASD BGFFAfo LfGiHfTNlSeG
fSh S 3 ps s GwY Ns 9S TM
Depos NewYork foot OF barclay Christopher sts
for Gap siroadsDas Scranton Bns1s@son E%rs
aa eonnec at Scranton for pso NSrTp 'n
vile and Northumberand at Owego for Ithaca and nterme
1 p m. Bnghamlon and Emlra Express for Water Gan.
ton for Pttston Kingston Wikesbaire &c a. 'c'a
Daily Barialo Limited Express for stronfsburg
land Baa sS 81 %rrvnS y p z 20 m
corapSt osweso Greene
owego for Ithaca intermediate stations except Satur.
day m at BS w,h lr.Gs for alt gola1s Nest
at westcott Express offices in NewYork and BROOKLYN
NETWORK CENTRAL AND HUDSON
~ RIVER ,,. Al nGns January 1881
tsa m Rochester Express through awingroom carst,
Albany Troy ri I AGa a, RSnse ,; RI and syracuse:
Erie Cleveland and Toledo arriving Chicago $3.50
ioSo m Chicago Express drawIug.rOom cars to Canaan
iJj a. H. Western New.York and Northern Express
$50 p H. Oay Troy AMI Utica Express with drawing.
V Up % AseoAHols' s1 70 1 Albany ,I and TrSy
fol Niagara Fails buuao cincinnati Ioeao Detroit chi,
$50 p m Montreal Express with sleeping Montreal
HR' no v sp i's s!spsr Buffalo,
es5 and Gle leland i2iS p M ssAt%ay tor
Ter. Buffalo Nagars Falls Sleyssnd Toledo Detroit and
cept saturday ana sunday. . -
ills p H.. Night Express with seeping.cars Albany
Connects with the morning trains for tie West
and for the North except Saturday night. - .
sale ut Grand Central Depot, NO. battery
Place Alb Broadway Harlem Depot l25hst ana 4th ave,
and at Express Oces Park Place near Broad
wsy 1855 and 0I2 Broadway and o2 West l25h-st, New
YORK; $50 Fulton Brooklyn. and ~
Atl.st, williamsburg. =.
drawing ami sleepinscars can be
OF the ticket Offices IN NeW-i oiA city, .no
1888 Washing ton.st Brooklyn.
baggage called or an checked from residence.
All others daily except sunday
tThrse trains stop Harlem li25th,st amt ith,ave
j. NJ. T0UCEY, HENRY MoNbtA
General Superintendent General fassenser Asels
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Musical Instruction.

n. SPRING TERMS at tho
NkW.YORK CONSERVATORY OF MUSIC
.rasTl. TUsT Sd Door East Of 5TH.AVE.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-04-05
Tuesday, April s. re-
THE PETROLEUM MARKET

NEWS FROM THE FIELD AND RANGE OF PRICES.
and speculation almost dead In the OIL
circle OF the Consolidated Exchange yesterday Inc n'
pg,lcy bill will probably before the Harrisburg House OF
atvcs to-day tho chances In favor OF us
passage third reading The sagnaton oil busness now
ever alike absurd TO predict dop 10
10 n 81 The market huctuated precisely =
cent aud ended at the lowest quotaii m. . 40. ~,
The OF prices and the total dealings AZ tno Son-
solidated Exchange were as follows.
Opening. C3ss V3.s
Highest t3's FINAL. 20,
Sales. barrels oo'"0"
Refined OIL was unchanged at Ca cents per gallon
OF CITY Penn., April i-Cruio Oh-Nationli Transit
certificates opened at G3 tnI c)sei 1t G3D highest Drc
CAS-: lowest Sales 1873 90 brre. cilrt,rs 3!05
barrels clcirances 36J0JO barrels shipments 1O6,iOI
barre runs. - barrels
PirrsBURG. Penn. April 4-cruis oh-Peroleun dull
but National Transit Certificates openet ~ W =
aui closol at IS =: highest price. G3Ss. lowest 63S
TIrUsyILiR Penn. April A-Sato1h Transit CertAcates
openei and closet At G55 highest price, e3a low
IIrIc
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STEAMBOATS, ano Railroads.

CATSKILL EVENING LINE.
~ For CATsKILL and way landings Boats leave Pier 49,
y. H.. foot OF Jay.st. daily at d D. ~.
For SIUYNE r. and AT1i EMS from Pier 49, foot OF
Frankns, Tuesdays, Thursdays and saturdays at same
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NORTHERN NEW. Jersey

Trains leave from Chamberst. Station for Fncrewooi
1enav Closer Shark nm AMI Nv1ck $40 7IO son g3O
and 1l30 o. M l:lJ 800 400 $50 500 $40 6.2O 500
70 20 m 1900 milnigt snnlavs 7lO 030a M 400 and
800 M For Nanuef Sprino Valley TaIimans
53o 7;l0 o:3o M, 45o, $50 p. m. Sundays $50 a. No.
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Tres rango.i as follows

Tho hglest pricss vars Is toVpwt-N hshs- W
snring Z SprnV 7sc: NO Isel sue. Corn
No. 81 Sc....-. oats-Ao 2ic.; kye-No % &c.
Barlev-No = 81 -. Far seei-No. 81 OIi Primo
81 90 .. Mess PorE-s2D 10. Lari-ti 20
slios IS 90 Dry saliod Shoulders pohei
Sides bOIoi - % 90. NnitSSv. ~ 10
per gallon. surar-Cut Loaf 6'c.: Grannlaed Oisc
STANDARD "a" 5hc ReceptS-tlour 10000 bbls: "hei
b6.JOJ bushi Corn $4,000 BUSH oata $4,000 gnsh.
> bush; 4U.OJJ 1usn. ShiDments-tIour
$4,000 bbl..i Wheat 5000 BUSH Corn % 900 0nsn.
oats l7s.OOO bush llyo 1000 bush' Barley li.OOO
bush
ON the Produce Exchange to-day tho Bntter market
ruled steady. u d292c DAIRY 22G2Oc Eggs
IL 5dl2c. per doz.
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WHITE STAR LINE.
w IOP QUEENSTOWN AND LIVERPOOL.
UNITED STATES MAIL slEAMEHS
GERMANIC capt. 'jLi3.l ,dn SHAY. APtlO.3 m
ADRIATICot1t Pir,,t 49, "Wednesday. April H. l0L IN
BRITANNIC. capt. Perry. Wedh tsday ADJ 20 3p n
Thursday. Aprli u. D.
For London direct,
ARABro 800. Tuesday. Nav 81 noon.
IRON the White star nock foot OF West lOth.st
RATES-Saoon 500 $50. ssOand slOl Return tickets "a
favorable terms. or 10 the ga
Country $50 Intern ediate tAdriatc and Celtic
ony 80 ,icurson For ection OF plans or other
information apply al tho comTapys Office % y! Broadway
Nowfork- IL. j. CORlls. Agent
CIRCULAR LETTERS of credit for tray elers
~ abroad available I'm all parts Of the world. Issued by
HEGDFLBACH. ICKELHEIMER & co, foreign bankers
30 MIlliam-s.
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For Roth Sexes-City.

-CIRCULARS OF SCHOOLS. witt re
IA Nalltniorn alton, nee; malice f4i roslagr. w
A. ~ AVEIII Amin iool BuIean. W est 14th-si. IN Il.
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MACMILLAN & CO.. New York.
112 FOURTH-AVE.
gnsirnttion.

Bow, and Young Men Oitv.
UNIVERSITY GRAMMAR SCHOOL. 40
u Ir'way near 4?c-st 49th ycaL Ptinary co,nerciai
sn1 icpartne instruction thorough NJ NJ HOE
~ ~ j. AKIN PIN n. [. HkNDkICkSON, ASSOCIATE
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TOR RONDOUT and KINGSTON, the
Il Steamer JAMES w. BALDWIN Landing at Cranston.
Cornwall Newburgh Marlboro. Milton. Poughkeepse West
Park aud Eropus Leave Newly ork Monday Wedncs
day and Friday at O'Clock from foot Ilarrison.sL
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I EHIGH VALLEY RAILROAD.

PASSENGER TRAINS leave foot OF Cortandt or De,
brosses sta. as follows
7 a. m. for Catasauqua and in Intermediate points
for Geneva. Lyons Eimrl Rochester. Blfalo an
the West and principal local points Chair car 10 Wilkes
barre
p Tunkhannock and intermediate points. Chair
TO ruukhannock Connection to ke png AMI HARRISBURG
$40 for Pttson and principal intermediate points
Chair car 10 Pittston.
$40 D. M for Coplay and intermediate points Connection
Reading and Harrisburg. Char TO Coplay.
D. for Geneva Lyons Elmira Rochester Buffalo an
tho West Pullman sleeper TO Lyons
$50 y. m. for Laurays and intermediate points.
Trains leaving at A. M y. m and $40 D. connect Tor
all points In Mahanoy and IIazleton coal regions
SUNDAY TRAINS.
a. m. for Mauch Chunk, Hazleton and intermediate
points.
b4O p. m. for Coplay and intermediate points
for Geneva Lyons. Elmri. Rochester. Buffalo and
the West. Pullman seeper TO Lyons
WEST SHORE RAILROAD.
w ~ Y. c. and II. r. II. Co, lessee. ,.
Trains leave West 42d st. station follows antl' minutes
earlier from foot Of Jayst, North River
Detroit and Chicago. '9:55a IN. '6:05. 'S;lo p IN.
Utica. Syracuse Bnfao Rochester, Suspension Bridge
Niagara Falls SI5 '0:55 a. M. sos. $40 p M
Highland kingston. saugerties Catskil ALBANY Sio'
Cranston's. Vest Point Cornwall, Newbure 's:i5 -7;l5
800 .lOl5, II :30a 400 BOO 'S:l5 M; ana 'o0.
p m Cranston's Cornwall Newburg.
For Montreal and Canada East, 6o5p m; r,ror,o
Eesans e eUI cap. for Buffalo, Niagara Falls Detroit
Chicago and st Louis on all through trains , da,, -
Daily. DAILY except Saturday oeher ''"in' V eAoop
For tickets timetables paror or sleeping accommoda
tons or information. apply a. oseS , Of
New York Ciiy-s6s 1885, el2 Broadway 1881 Bowery an.
West shore stations ofwest 42dst 1901 oiJay'st NJ
"oo' q. T. LAMBERT,
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Ocean sleamers.

HAMRURG- AMERICAN IS. LINE FOR
Plymouth (Lon,on. Cherbours tParisl Hamburg; o,
Wieand. 4:30 IN. April Itlaeta p M pr u 81
Suevia IL am. April IL. HamDona. "a M. Aprii 20
First Cabin. $50 500 and s7j. Storage az low rates
KUNHARDr & co. q. Is. RICHARD q CO. =.
Gen ACTS oil Broadst y. Y.Gen Pas Ags, 0l B'way Ny
JNMAN LINE. us and ROYAL Mail Steamers
i FOR QUEENSTOWN AND LIVERPOOL
CITY OF KICIIMON turday, April o. $50 a. m
BALTIC Tuesday, April II. m
CITY OF MONTREAL....- Saturday, Aprtl Is o;31h III.
CITY OF BERLf .....Saurtiav April 30 1880 o. IN
From Inman Pier foot OF Grsndst- Jersey city. $500.
CABIN PASSAGE, $50 and upward INTERMEDIATE
WV PETER WRIGHT & SONS. General Agts
No Broadway, n. Y.
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CHICAGO. April 4-Flour dull aud unchangot Win
ter Parussi - Southern Winters - J0Dt 10 Mich
igan Winter ~ QS % Choice 70 Fancy Minnesota iAt
onts - 80 Minnesott BAKERS IN sacks. - ~
s32I RYE FOIr-=2 900 - 10 ~ OJIs. BucAwhea' -
~ 50 per 100 10
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Nrw-YoRK March %. 1887.
TO TIE SECURITY HOLDERS or THE
Pittsburgh and Western Railroad 60.

Holders large majority Of the stock and bonds Of the
Pittsburgh Western Railroad Company having become
parties plan OF reorganization. dated March 10 1887
hereby given that the right TO deposit securities
under laid plan will expire April %, 1857, alter which
bonds II received at ALL Will only DO accepted
0 TO lie liked by the committee
Deposits OF stock and bonds must DO made with Messr
DREXEL ~ co, Philadelphia. or MessrS DREXEI,
MORGAN ~ co, NewYOrk VINO will issue receipts for
the same.
Parte, dcposng stock before April Q. and
string 10 pay the ASSESSMENT or 81 PER SHARE at
deposit said assessment within 90 days
after with thereon from Aprl at por
ilnun
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-04-05
NENIRAL RAILROAD OF JERSEY

FOOT OF LIBERTY STREET. NORTH RIVER
PHILADELPHIA and TRENTON, Bound Brook
400 7;i5 9OO hoo $780, 400. 4:3O $780,
1880 I2.OO y. SUNDAYS at 400. $40 $780, 100
pm. lao = 80 ., 40 "a IA ., "a
T. connection Tor Reading Harrisburg Potts
Vile etc. 400 a. Easton. Bethlehem Allentown.
Reading Harrisburg etc on Sundays for EastOn.
700 for Eason Bethlehem Allentown, Mauch Chunk,
Nilkcsbarrc. aud scranton -
$50 a. Easton. Bethlehem. Allentown Manch Chunk
NnkesbarTG Scrsn.on Reading. Harrisburg Pottsyille
Tamaqua, shimokin. SunbuIy, Lowisbnrg W1llamsport
loo 1870 for EastOn. Bethlenem Allentown.
Mauch Chunk, Reading. Harrisburg. etc,
$40 D. for EastOn, Bethlehem. Allentown Mauch Chunk
MiKcsbarre. Scranton Tamaqna shamckin, sunbury Lew
isbuIg. Niamsloit, etc $50
400 and 4:3O D. m Tor Eason Bethlehem Allentown. etc
Ii5 y. M. for Easton Bethlehem, Allentown, Mauch
Chunk kesbarre heading Harrisburg, etc. Gu Sundays
700 and 1880 n. IN. for Faston, Bethlehem Allentown
4:3O SIS, ll:0Oa 100. 400, 430 6l5 y m. Sundays
400 900 for Red Bank. Long Branch Ocean Grove
Except Sundays) Point Pleasant
$50 sl5a. mp l0G 43O D. III, for Lakewood. Toms River
4:3O a. m loop M. for Atlantic City. Vineland and
i:S6 s:i5. ll:i5a M, l:O0 A:So $50 p m. for Free
hold -
l:3o. GOO. sl6 HOO. ll:45 am. loo. 400 AGO.
6,So, Glo p ILL., Sundays 400. 300 ILL., for Perth
Amboy
OF trains local points timetables at Ticket
Offices
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tI,uE II s. AND RRAZIL MAIL SS. CO.

i American passenger line.
For Thomas barbados. Para. Maranaam, Pernambuco
o Janero connecting for Santos Monteyideo
aud ports
steamship FINANCE. Wednesday. April ID. at p. m.
From Newport News, Va. third dav after at 7
PAULF. GERHARD & Co. Gen. Agts 81 BrOad.st y. Y.
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DOR HUDSON AND COXSACKIE.

Boats p. m. Tuesdays Thursdays and Saturdays
fro Ter 80 " r.. foot OF JaySt
Mondays Wednesdays Fridays from Pier IS, foot OF
Franklin ST.. connecting with Boston aud Albany X r.
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Art Schools-City.
InI'JSA II CITI WEIR

Brooklyn.
EHTHE CRITTENDEN' ..
Il URINARY SCHOOL AND KINDERGARTEN
FOR BOTH SEXES
81 g. Ii6ks-st. cor Pineappe-si.
NssH. VI. NHEfLEH. liiIciJal fol Tie past eighty years
Lar le,n in 81 sIge a c Of Tie IN aiy ealnets ~ We
IatleI COL, lIttio SlIing Tern ltEms pm IL
FRENCH WITHOUT EXTRA CHAKOE.
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For Boys and Young Men-Country
CIRCULARS of schools, both sexes, city
IA. and country, with careful advice TO parents.
X. NJ. COYltIEEE. 81 kast l1th-st. Next Sypbera
A LEXANDER INSTITUTE, Military Board
n ing school. White Plains n. y. Principal, o. H. WILL
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-04-05

DISTINGUISHED STRANGERS AT bUNNfSiDE
Visitors to Sunnyside not unnsturay a good
deal surprised. "GeDerally,"I was told, "they will
not believe IL is the right house. They apologize tor
their mistake they wanted the shop; will kindly
direct them to 'Allen's'p' And have you bad dis
tnguished strangers among the customers who have
come to yon ia person y "Not very many. Mr..
Darwin to live mile two OF, and members OF
his family came sometimes. Carlyle, tOo came over
once when he staying at Lord Derbys place at kes
ton He was very interesting, and wanted particularly
10 know whether didn't kerp co.," ut was after
this visit, doubt that Carlyle wrote to Emerson
of " the way Ruskin has towards the bibliopolc
worldly Visitors seldom understand that We can
have any work to do The greatest sceptic OF all is
Mr. Ruskn himself. When he staying with us
last we tried to get him to and help but BE was
quite frightened at the parcels and refused to believe
that ybody really wanted to buy his books. We
must take him for walks he said and so off we girls
went with bin the flowers and the woods"
The foregoing report will show that Mr.. Ruskin's
new departure in publishing has, at any rate,
established happy village industry how far it has
succeeded in SECURING anthors' profits and removing
authors grievances will be seen from the interesting
details which MIR. Allen gave our representative
respecting his sales and dealings, both with Mr.:
Ruskn and with the trade but these must be reserved
tor another article
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NEW HAVEN.--Steamers leave Peck-slip
~ (Pier as RI Ct pm and IL pm. lsundays excepted
steamers arrive for early trains north AMI sese
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1887-06-13
IMPROVED PROPERTY CITY

1MPRON ED PROPERTY tCIIN j..
Two-s!ory frame dwelling and lot King street be
tween Payne and West.
Two-story brick dwelling and lot 3. g. Columbus
and Oronoco streets.
Three-story brick dwelling and lot north side q
Prince between Lee and Union.
Two-story brick dwelling and lot Queen street. bet
Fayette and Henry.
Two-story frame dwelling and lot Fayetc street, bet
Queen and Princess.
Thrce-story frame dwelling and lot and adjon
ing c. Fairfax and Gbbon
Threc-sory brick dwelling and lot Patrick street
between King and Prince.
Six twostory frame dwellings Alfred and
Three--story brick dwelling and lot Fairfax street
between Prince and Duke.
Two-story frame dwelling and ot Columbus street
between Prince and Duke.
Two-story brick dwelling, store and lot King street
between Patrick and Henry
Threcanda-half brick dwelling and lot IS Prince ST.
Fourstory brick building and lot known the Ton
tine Hotel" Cameron St. between Fairfax and Royal.
Three-and-a-half story brick dwelling and lot e.
corner Patrick and King streets.
Two-story brick dwelling and lot corner PcytOn and
Commerce streets.
Two-story frame dwelling and lot Columbus street
between Wilkes and Gibbon.
Two-story frame dwelling and lot Duke street, bet.
Patrick and Alfred.
Thrccstory brick dwelling and LOT King street bet
Washington and Columbus.
Thrcestory bricl; dwelling and lot OF ground Duke
street. between Columbus and Alfred.
Four-story brick dwelling stables aud lots H. W. cor
Cameron and 81. Asaph streets.
Threc-storv bricl. dwelling and lot :. w. cor Royal
and Duke streets.
Threestory brick dwelling and lo Duke street, bet
Royal and Pitt.
Thrcestory bricl; dwelling and LOT Washington ST.
between Cameron aud Queen.
Threc-story frame dwelling and lot Wilkes street,
between Royal and Pitt.
Twostory brick dwelling and lot Union street bet.
Duke and Wolfe.
Two-siory frame dwelling and lot Union street bet
Duke and Wolfe
Two two-story frame dwellings and lots Fairfax ST.
between Queen and Cameron.
VACANT LOTS
Thrce-story brick store King bet. Fairfax and ROYAL
Three-siory brick dwelling Queen, bet. Pitt and st.
Asaph.
Two houses and lots st. Asaph bet Princess and
Oronoco.
Two houses and lots :. w. cor Queen and Lee
House and lots. w. cor. Royal and Queen.
Three-sory brick dwelling and lots Prince
and Alfred.
Lots Gibbon, between Royal and Fairfax.
Two lots Washington, bet Oronoco and Pcndleton.
Seven lots Columbus, bet. Oronoco and Pendleton.
Five lots Henry, between King and Prince.
Lot s. C. cor. Wilkes and Columbus.
Lot Wythc, between Pitt and Royal
Lot Henry between Duke and Prince
Lot u So. w. Alfred and Wolfe.
Lot Columbus between Pcndeton and Wythc
Lot = so. Pcndleton, Royal and Pitt.
Ten lots Duke west of West street.
Lots Cameron, Payne and Faycttc
Lots n. c. corner Queen and Fairfax.
FARM PROPERTY.
a large number of DESIRABLE FARMS in Alcxan-
dria, Fairfax, Ioudoun Prince William and Fauquicr
counties. ic3 us